Mackay a Tuath is a commercial conifer forest located in Sutherland, Scottish Highlands, approximately 5km west of Forsinard. The property is situated within the Dyke Forest Complex and is closely associated with commercial forestry, with nearby sawmills in Dingwall, Nairn, and Fochabers. The forest is accessible via a shared forest access route from the A897 public road, which has been successfully used for timber extraction from neighboring woodlands. The property is a mix of Sitka spruce and Lodgepole pine, with the latter serving as a self-thinning nurse crop. The forest was originally established in the mid-1980s and has a significant amount of timber that can be harvested. The location and sale plans can be found at Grid Reference NC 831 443, with What3Words being "secondly.careful.unwound".